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Embase Indexing Guide 2021 Embase Indexing Guide 2021 A comprehensive guide to Embase indexing policy Contents 1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 3 2 The Embase database .............................................................................................................................. 3 3 Scope of Embase ...................................................................................................................................... 3 4 How Embase articles are indexed ........................................................................................................... 4 4.1 Indexing principles .......................................................................................................................... 4 4.2 Indexing process .............................................................................................................................. 4 4.3 Emtree thesaurus ............................................................................................................................. 4 4.4 Major/minor terms .......................................................................................................................... 5 4.5 Quality control ................................................................................................................................. 5 5 Embase indexing in detail ....................................................................................................................... 5 5.1 Original versus non-original articles .............................................................................................. 5 5.2 Item types ......................................................................................................................................... 6 5.3 Index terms ...................................................................................................................................... 6 5.3.1 General terms .......................................................................................................................... 6 5.3.2 Check tags ................................................................................................................................ 8 5.3.3 Drug terms ............................................................................................................................... 8 5.3.4 Medical device terms ............................................................................................................... 8 5.3.5 Subheadings ............................................................................................................................. 8 5.3.6 Drug trade names and manufacturers ................................................................................. 10 5.3.7 Device trade names and manufacturers ............................................................................... 10 5.3.8 Clinical trial numbers ............................................................................................................. 11 5.3.9 Molecular sequence numbers ................................................................................................ 11 5.3.10 CAS Registry Numbers ........................................................................................................... 11 5.4 Candidate terms .............................................................................................................................. 11 5.5 Automatic indexing ........................................................................................................................12 5.6 Embase section headings ................................................................................................................12 6 Coverage of MEDLINE in Embase .........................................................................................................12 Appendices 1. Embase check tags (with scope notes) 2. Embase subheadings 3. Embase section headings 1 Introduction This indexing guide describes the indexing policy for journals covered by Embase. Although not intended to be a practical search guide, it will help you formulate search queries and will give you some insight as to what results you can expect. In other words, this guide focuses not on How to search but on What to search. 2 The Embase database Embase, produced by Elsevier B.V., is the largest and arguably most comprehensive Abstract and Indexing (A&I) database for peer-reviewed biomedical information available today - both as a stand-alone database (www.embase.com) and via traditional vendor platforms. Embase provides reliable access to the content of millions of articles using extensive and authoritative indexing. Together with its sister product Embase Classic, Embase covers nearly 40 million1 articles back to 1947 and is growing at over 1.7 million records a year. Indexing is based upon the Elsevier Life Science Thesaurus, Emtree. Each article is indexed with as many terms as required to describe its content, with a special focus on drugs, devices, and diseases. 3 Scope of Embase As a biomedical database covering over 8,300 journal titles1, Embase covers all disciplines of medicine and biomedical science, and includes substantial coverage of Allied Health subjects. How articles are indexed depends both on the origin of the source journals and the stage in the production process: • Over 6,500 Embase titles are indexed by Elsevier using the guidelines described in this Guide. This includes about 5,100 journals which represent the core titles of biomedical science and are also covered by MEDLINE. • A further 1,800 MEDLINE titles that are considered relatively less important for the core content of Embase (drugs and clinical science) are licensed from NLM. Indexing for these titles is derived from the MeSH terms assigned by NLM by mapping to Emtree to maximize consistency of access and retrieval (see Section 6). • Since 2009, Embase has covered conference abstracts published primarily in journal supplements. These abstracts, which represent the entire record (i.e. there is no full-length article with additional content), are indexed using automated procedures based upon the manual guidelines described here (see Section 5.5). • Automated procedures are also used to provide a provisional index for articles-in-press and “in- process” records which have not yet been fully manually indexed. 1 Status December 2020 Embase Indexing Guide 2021 3 December 2020 4 How Embase articles are indexed 4.1 Indexing principles Indexing facilitates consistent and comprehensive retrieval of information from Embase, significantly enhancing search options which would otherwise be limited to citation and abstract only. Embase embodies three core principles of indexing: • In assigning index terms, indexers check the full article (not just title and abstract). • Index terms are controlled by the Emtree thesaurus (see below), resulting in consistent coverage of concepts that may be expressed in many ways in the literature. • Indexing is carried out according to well-defined guidelines (summarized in this Guide), which further enhances the consistency of the database. 4.2 Indexing process An automated process selects records which have one or more Emtree disease, drug or device terms for manual indexing performed by trained indexers with a biomedical background. With manual indexing, indexers read and analyze the full text of articles in order to identify relevant concepts, and index them with the most specific Emtree terms. At the same time, they index other terms in fields not validated by Emtree, such as drug and device trade names and manufacturer names, and other concepts such as clinical trial numbers and molecular sequence numbers. The records which are not selected for manual indexing, records which are conference abstracts, and records which are articles in press or in process have automatic indexing. With automatic indexing articles are indexed with Emtree terms, selected by an algorithm which is applied to the text of the title, the abstract (if present) and author keywords (if present). Automatic indexing was introduced into Embase in 2009. The algorithm can differentiate major and minor index terms; however, candidate terms and subheadings are not indexed. Trade names, manufacturer names, clinical trial numbers and molecular sequence numbers are not indexed by automatic indexing. The English title and abstract (if present) are used to index articles which are not in English. 4.3 Emtree thesaurus Emtree, also known as the Elsevier Life Science Thesaurus, contains nearly 89,000 biomedical preferred terms and 430,000 synonyms ordered within 14 facets (topic-specific taxonomies) including anatomy, diseases, organisms, biochemical functions, biomedical procedures, health care concepts, study types and geographical areas among others2. The largest facet, “chemicals and drugs”, includes both drugs (see Section 5.3.3) and chemical entities of every kind, from endogenous compounds to environmental toxins. This facet accounts for almost one third of all Emtree preferred terms and about 50% of its synonyms. As well as being an essential search tool, the Emtree thesaurus functions as a key indexing aid. Using Emtree, indexers can identify the correct preferred term for any concept they find in the full text of the articles they read. Users can therefore be confident in their use of Emtree preferred terms
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